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The last hours of the Russian occupation of Kherson

12 November 2022

12:51 AM

12 November 2022

12:51 AM

The only large Ukrainian city Russia has been able to capture since February’s invasion – Kherson – has now been liberated. But something else extraordinary happened: Russian reports emerged of thousands of troops being left on the right bank of the Dnipro river after the occupiers blew up the mile-long Antonivsky bridge.

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